Hope

Bursting with suspense and exhilarating action set pieces, this audacious genre spectacle from award-winning Korean writer-director Na Hong-jin ("The Chaser," "The Wailing") follows a police chief and his deputy as they investigate a mysterious creature terrorizing their remote village.
Na Hong-jin | 2026 | In Korean with English subtitles | 160 minutes | R (strong bloody violent content and language throughout) | DCP
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“Ten years after "The Wailing," Na Hong-jin returns with his most epic film to date. "Hope" opens in a sleepy 1990’s harbor village near the DMZ, where word spreads that a tiger has been seen in the hills. But when the thing in the mountains turns towards the village, it becomes clear it’s not a tiger. With communication cut-off and reinforcements pulled away to fight wildfires, police chief Bum-seok (Hwang Jung-min) and rookie officer Sung-ae (Hoyeon) are left with villagers too old to run, a motley crew of untrained yet heavily armed hunters, and something in the forest creeping beyond the edge of human comprehension. Call it a monster movie if you want. "Hope" has other ideas.” —New York Asian Film Festival